Preparing an exhibition on monuments of these characteristics is always overwhelming. This is the challenge that marinauno arquitectos studio received, led by the architects Mané Sánchez la Chica and Adolfo de la Torre Prieto.
The exhibition tells the story of this cathedral developed over four centuries, and still unfinished, which endangers its stability.
 

Description of project by Adamo Faiden Arquitectos

The exhibition "The Cathedral of Malaga. An Unfinished Symphony "has been designed in three different formats: An installation located in the backyard of the cathedral, a book and an audiovisual piece.

The Cathedral of Malaga is a temple that since it began to be built in 1528 until today has suffered numerous and prolonged work stoppages, which in turn anticipated again stages of great constructive intensity. This process has left us a cathedral that can be considered a masterpiece of integration of styles, but in an unfinished state that has left open wounds that endanger the conservation of the temple.

In this exhibition, the history of the building is told through the drawing, explaining what the different states of this cathedral have been, worked with intermittent impulses. The exhibition highlights what are the hallmarks of a temple that interpreted styles in a heterodox way. An attitude of the free and modern city that was always Malaga.

The assembly was made on a scaffolding that symbolizes that the cathedral of Malaga is a building under construction and that allows the itinerancy of the sample. While in the upper level the large-format images that explain each aspect of the cathedral have been arranged, at the lower level and at the height of the view, the drawings, plans and texts explaining each of the Issues.
 
The stereotomic, ornate and corporeal beauty of the architecture of the cathedral contrasts with the lightness of a structure that finds its expression in the economy of pure tectonics.

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Marinauno arquitectos.- Juan Manuel Sánchez la Chica, Adolfo de la Torre Prieto.
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María Bataller Hormeño
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Marinauno arquitectos.- Juan Manuel Sánchez la Chica, Adolfo de la Torre Prieto.

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Marinauno is an architecture studio founded in 2004 in Malaga by Mané Sánchez la Chica and Adolfo de la Torre Prieto. Their work has been part of different exhibitions and has been published in specialized magazines.

Mané Sánchez la Chica, was born in 1973 in Granada and grew up in Málaga. He studied architecture at the School of Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Madrid and the Polytechnic of Milan. Between the years 99-03 he taught at the ETSA in Madrid. Since 2007 he is a professor of architectural projects at the ETSA in Málaga. In 2016 he received his doctorate with the thesis "Matter, material and rigging in the architecture of Francisco de Asís Cabrero".

Adolfo de la Torre Prieto, was born in 1978 in Andújar (Jaén). He studied architecture at the School of Architecture of Granada. Between the years 05-08 he was a professor at the School of Architecture of EADE in Málaga.

Contests-Awards
2018 XI BIAU - Ibero-American Architecture and Urbanism Biennial. Government of Spain. On the shoulders of Giants: Tour of ascent to the roofs of the Cathedral of Malaga.
2018 XIV BEAU - Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism. Superior Council of the Associations of Architects of Spain. On the shoulders of Gigantes: Tour of ascent to the roofs of the Cathedral of Malaga. Finalist work.
2018 Lledó Awards for Iberian Architecture. On the shoulders of Giants: Tour of ascent to the roofs of the Cathedral of Malaga. Finalist work.
2016 Malaga Architecture Awards. Official College of Architects of Malaga. On the shoulders of Gigantes: Tour of ascent to the roofs of the Cathedral of Malaga. Prize
2016 Malaga Architecture Awards. Official College of Architects of Malaga. Rehabilitation of the Malaga seminar. Prize
2015 FAD Architecture Awards. Arquinfad. On the shoulders of Giants: Tour of ascent to the roofs of the Cathedral of Malaga. Selected work.
2009 Malaga Interior Architecture Prize. Official College of Architects of Malaga. Sergiovico First prize
2008 International competition for the construction of 140 VPO in Malaga. Municipal Institute of Housing of Malaga. First prize
2008 Competition for the construction of VPO in the neighborhood of La Trinidad in Malaga. Municipal Institute of Housing of Malaga. Burladero Prize
2008 Competition for the construction of parking in Clarines street in Malaga. SMASSA First prize
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Published on: December 12, 2018
Cite: "Exhibition. Malaga Cathedral. An unfinished symphony, by marinauno" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/exhibition-malaga-cathedral-unfinished-symphony-marinauno> ISSN 1139-6415
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